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Is there a motherboard tray bend in the "Fractial Design Define R5"

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I've looked at pics of the define r5 and it looks like there may be a bend in the motherboard tray which would mean that it would be a bad idea to use a mobo like the Asus ws-e which has a slightly wider body and builds that would use that are kinda power hungry and the define has more *certified support for psu like the v1200 or the ax1200i

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I've looked at pics of the define r5 and it looks like there may be a bend in the motherboard tray which would mean that it would be a bad idea to use a mobo like the Asus ws-e which has a slightly wider body and builds that would use that are kinda power hungry and the define has more *certified support for psu like the v1200 or the ax1200i

Yes there is a bend, wide ATX boards will not work.

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Yes there is a bend, wide ATX boards will not work.

That sucks because the define series is a go to for workstations
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That sucks because the define series is a go to for workstations

then just get a diferent case out of the series ive the define series is what you want

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then just get a diferent case out of the series ive the define series is what you want

It feels that the newest is the best to use imo

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It feels that the newest is the best to use imo

not ive it wont fit

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